Weavers Meaning in English
word · lemma: weaver
ˈwivɝz
WEE-vurz
wˈiːvəz
WEE-vuhz
Definition
People who make cloth, rugs, or textiles by weaving threads together, usually by hand or with a loom.
Usage & Nuances
"Weavers" is a plural noun, usually referring to people with the skill or job of weaving. It can also refer, less commonly, to certain birds that weave nests. Usually seen in historical, artisanal, or textile industry contexts. Not used as a verb.
Spanish: tejedores - tejedorasPortuguese (BR): tecelões - tecelãsPortuguese (PT): tecelões - tecedeirasChinese (Simplified): 织工 - 编织者Chinese (Traditional): 織工 - 編織者Hindi: जुलाहेArabic: النسّاجونBengali: তাঁতিদের - বুননকারীদেরRussian: ткачиJapanese: 織工たち - 機織り職人たちVietnamese: thợ dệtKorean: 직조공들Turkish: dokumacılarUrdu: بُننے والےIndonesian: penenun
Example Sentences
The weavers make beautiful cloths by hand.
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Many weavers work in the old part of town.
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The festival celebrates local weavers and their art.
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Generations of weavers have passed down their skills through families.
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Some weavers still use traditional looms, while others prefer modern machines.
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Have you seen the intricate designs these weavers create?
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